One-off effect cards are never placed on the table but are discarded into the scrap pile immediately after use. One-off effect cards Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 can be played as one-off effect cards. To scuttle an opponent's point card, place your card on top of it and discard both cards to the scrap pile.Ģ. So for example the 7 can scuttle the 7 or the 6 but the 7 cannot scuttle the 7. The rank of the suits is clubs (lowest) < diamonds < hearts < spades (highest). The point card you play must be higher in value than the card you wish to scuttle, or equal in value with a higher suit. Alternatively, a point card can be played as a ‘ scuttle’ allowing you to remove an opponent’s point card from the table.The first player to accumulate 21 total points wins the game. These cards add up to form your total points. A point card can be played face-up on your side of the table.Point cards Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 can be played as point cards. In Cuttle there are three categories of card: point cards, one-off effect cards and permanent effect cards. If there are three consecutive passes the game ends and neither player wins. If the draw pile runs out, then instead of drawing a card, a player is allowed to pass, i.e. play a permanent effect card from your hand.play a one-off effect card from your hand.
draw a card from the draw pile and add it to your hand.On your turn you must perform exactly one of the following actions: This pile of discards is called the scrap pile. Discarded cards are stacked face-up next to the draw pile so that only the top card is visible. Various actions cause cards to be discarded. This way each player forms a layout of cards on their own side of the table. The dealer's opponent then takes the first turn.ĭuring the game, players play cards from their hands, placing them face up on the table in front of them. The remaining deck is placed face-down and becomes the draw pile. The dealer deals six cards to himself and five to his opponent. Set-upĮach player has a hand of cards, normally held concealed from the opponent. The first player to achieve this wins the game. The goal is to be the first to accumulate 21 or more points worth of point cards on your side of the table. Players and CardsĬuttle is played by two players using a standard 52-card deck without jokers. I am grateful to Michael Pearson for his helping in preparing the new description on this page and to Greg Pallis, an enthusiastic player and winner of the Cuttle tournament in the 2009 Mind Sports Olympiad, for answering my various detailed questions about the rules. Cards can be used for their point value, or to attack your opponent's layout by destroying or capturing cards.įor some years a FAQ by Richard Sipie, first published in 2000, was the only generally available documentation of the game. The aim is to be the first build a layout worth at least 21 points. Dating from the 1970's at the latest, it is the earliest example I have found of a combat card game. The exact origin of this unusual two-player game is unknown. Home :: Card games :: Combat Games Cuttle
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